Built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system and wastewater treatment method thereof

ABSTRACT

A built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system and a treatment method are provided in the present invention. The treatment system includes a papermaking wastewater tank, a grid cleaner, an adjustment tank, a centrifugal filter and a sedimentation tank which are connected in sequence, and further includes a heat exchanger, a preheater, a wet oxidation reactor, a gas-liquid separator and a biodegradation tank. A micro-interface unit for dispersing and crushing gas into gas bubbles is disposed inside the wet oxidation reactor. The micro-interface unit includes a pneumatic micro-interface generator, a gas inlet is disposed at a side wall of the wet oxidation reactor, and the gas inlet extends to an interior of the pneumatic micro-interface generator through a pipeline. By arranging the micro-interface unit inside the wet oxidation reactor of the treatment system, the consumption of air or oxygen can be reduced, which realizes low energy consumption and high treatment efficiency.

BACKGROUND OF THE APPLICATION Technical Filed

The invention relates to the technical field of a papermaking wastewatertreatment, in particular, to a built-in micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system and a wastewater treatment method thereof.

Description of Related Art

Papermaking industry is the traditional major water consumer, and is oneof the biggest pollutant sources that cause water pollution. Thedischarge of industrial papermaking wastewater in China ranks firstamong all kinds of industrial discharges. The papermaking industrycauses the most serious pollution to the water environment, which is notonly the primary problem of pollution prevention and control ofpapermaking industry in China, but also the primary problem ofperforming standard treatment of industrial wastewater in China.

The chemical components contained in papermaking wastewater arerelatively complex, and the temperature of the wastewater is relativelyhigh. For this reason, the wastewater treatment process in combinationwith physical, chemical and biochemical methods is adopted in industry.At present, wet oxidation technology is more successful in treatingpapermaking wastewater by combining with other processes due to itsstrong adaptability and good treatment effect. However, the wetoxidation method requires a relatively high reaction temperature,pressure, and relatively long residence time. The reasons are that theresidence time of air or oxygen in a liquid phase is short, a masstransfer time is insufficient, the diameter of gas bubbles is large, theinterfacial area of a gas-liquid phase formed in a reactor is relativelysmall, and the mass transfer space is insufficient, thereby causing theproblems of an excessively long reaction time, high energy consumption,and low reaction efficiency.

In view of this, the present invention is proposed.

SUMMARY

A first objective of the present invention is to provide a built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system. By adding amicro-interface unit inside a wet oxidation reactor of the wastewatertreatment system, a mass transfer effect between two phases is improvedand a reaction efficiency is increased. Gas bubbles can be broken intomicron-scale gas bubbles, increasing an interfacial area of thegas-liquid phase, enabling mass transfer space to be fully satisfied,increasing the residence time of air or oxygen in the liquid phase, andreducing the consumption of air or oxygen. Even if the temperature andthe pressure need not be too high, the high reaction efficiency of thereaction itself can be ensured, a series of potential safety hazardscaused by high temperature and high pressure can be avoided, beingconducive to energy saving and consumption reduction of the reactionprocess, and having low cost.

A second objective of the present invention is to provide a papermakingwastewater treatment method by using the above-described treatmentsystem. The treatment method has simple operations, mild operationconditions and low energy consumption, and achieves a better treatmenteffect than that of the prior art.

In order to achieve the above objectives of the present invention, thefollowing technical solutions are specially adopted.

The invention provides a built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewatertreatment system, including a papermaking wastewater tank, a gridcleaner, an adjustment tank, a centrifugal filter, a sedimentation tank,a heat exchanger, a preheater, a wet oxidation reactor, a gas-liquidseparator and a biodegradation tank which are connected in sequence,wherein a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inlet, and a secondoutlet are disposed on the heat exchanger; wherein the sedimentationtank is connected to the first inlet, the first outlet is connected to abottom of the wet oxidation reactor through the preheater, an oxidationoutlet is disposed on a top of the wet oxidation reactor, the oxidationoutlet is connected to the second inlet, the second outlet is connectedto the gas-liquid separator, and the gas-liquid separator is connectedto the biodegradation tank; and wherein a micro-interface unit fordispersing and crushing gas into gas bubbles is disposed inside the wetoxidation reactor, the micro-interface unit comprises a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, a gas inlet is disposed at a side wall of thewet oxidation reactor, and the gas inlet extends to an interior of thepneumatic micro-interface generator through a pipeline.

In a papermaking wastewater treatment process in the prior art, a wetoxidation treatment method often needs a relatively high reactiontemperature, a relatively high reaction pressure and a relatively longresidence time. The reasons are that the residence time of air or oxygenin a liquid phase is short, a mass transfer time is insufficient, thediameter of gas bubbles is large, the interfacial area of a gas-liquidphase formed in a reactor is relatively small, and the mass transferspace is insufficient, thereby causing problems of an excessively longreaction time, high energy consumption and low reaction efficiency.

In the above-described pretreatment system, certain pretreatments mustbe performed before the wet oxidation treatment. The pretreatment systemincludes a papermaking wastewater tank, a grid cleaner, an adjustmenttank, a centrifugal filter, and a sedimentation tank, wherein the abovetreatment devices are connected in sequence. The wastewater dischargedfrom the papermaking process first enters the papermaking wastewatertank to be treated. The papermaking wastewater tank is used foradjusting the water volume and pumping volume. Because the wastewatercontains toxic, harmful or flammable volatile substances, thepapermaking wastewater tank is designed as a closed type, andventilation holes are disposed at the two positions with the largestdistance from the surface of the tank, so as to form the maximumconvection of the air above the liquid surface. The wastewater from thetank enters the grid cleaner to remove large-scale floating substancesand suspended substances. The material of the grid cleaner is notlimited, preferably rotary rake grid, stepped grid, arc-shaped grid orspiral grid. Then, the wastewater from the grid cleaner enters theadjustment tank to adjust the water volume and water quality, so as tomake the water quality uniform and prevent the excessive water volumefrom impacting the subsequent treatment device. The differential flowadjustment tank is preferred. Compared with other adjustment tanks, thedifferential flow method does not have any operation cost, therebyreducing costs. The adjusted wastewater then enters the centrifugalfilter. The suspended particles in the wastewater are separated aftercentrifugation. The liquid obtained by centrifugal filtration enters thesedimentation tank to remove heavy metals and particulate substances bygravity sedimentation. The sedimentation tank can be any one ofhorizontal flow sedimentation tank, vertical flow sedimentation tank,radial flow sedimentation tank, inclined plate or inclined pipesedimentation tank and horizontal pipe sedimentation tank.

The wastewater is subjected to preliminary pretreatment measures such asremoval and precipitation in the above-described pretreatment system,and is subjected to a subsequent wet oxidation treatment so as toachieve a deeper wastewater purification effect.

It should be noted that, by disposing a micro-interface unit inside awet oxidation reactor of the treatment system, air or oxygen that entersthe wet oxidation reactor is broken and dispersed into gas bubbles,which enables the gas bubbles and wastewater to form a gas-liquidemulsion, thereby increasing an interfacial area between the gas and thewastewater, and further increasing reaction efficiency. After the masstransfer effect of a reaction phase interface is increased, a highoperation temperature and a high operation pressure are not required,which achieves the effects of low energy consumption and low operationcost.

The micro-interface unit of the present invention includes a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, so that air or oxygen compressed by an aircompressor enters from an air inlet to an interior of the pneumaticmicro-interface generator. Through the breaking and dispersing functionof the micro-interface generator, the gas is dispersed and broken intomicro gas bubbles, thereby reducing the thickness of a liquid film,effectively increasing the mass transfer area between the air or oxygenand wastewater, reducing mass transfer resistance, and improving thereaction efficiency.

More preferably, the micro-interface unit further includes a hydraulicmicro-interface generator, and wastewater circulating back from the wetoxidation reactor is introduced into the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator. The hydraulic micro-interface generator is connected to a gasguide pipe, and a top end of the gas guide pipe extends out above aliquid surface of the wet oxidation reactor for recovering air oroxygen. A large amount of unreacted air and/or oxygen will accumulateabove the wet oxidation reactor in the reaction process. In order to besufficiently recycled, the air guide pipe enters the bottom again formultiple recycling reactions so as to increase the mass transferefficiency, and the recycling of the wastewater introduced can achievethe effect of providing power for the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator.

Further, in order to better supply a hydraulic force to the hydraulicmicro-interface generator, a wastewater circulation pipeline forcommunicating wastewater circulating back from the wet oxidation reactoris further disposed outside the wet oxidation reactor. One end of thewastewater circulation pipeline is connected to a side wall of the wetoxidation reactor, and the other end of the wastewater circulationpipeline is connected to the top of the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator.

It can be seen that, unreacted air or oxygen during the reaction processleaves the liquid surface and rises to the top of the wet oxidationreactor. Under the power action of the circulation pipeline and underthe entrainment action of hydraulic micro-interface generator, unreactedair or oxygen is entrained into the hydraulic micro-interface generatorthrough the gas guide pipe, dispersed and broken, and then sent to thebottom of the reactor for continuing to participate in the reaction. Inorder to provide power, a circulation pump is disposed on the wastewatercirculation pipeline. The circulation pump can be a vertical pump or ahorizontal pump, the number of pumps is not limited, and one or morepumps can be mounted in series or in parallel.

Further, the setting mode, the setting position, and the number of themicro-interface generators contained in the micro-interface unit are notlimited.

Further, an outlet of the hydraulic micro-interface generator isdisposed opposite to an outlet of the pneumatic micro-interfacegenerator so as to clash and enhance the reaction effect. The hydraulicmicro-interface generator is disposed at an upper position in the wetoxidation reactor, the pneumatic micro-interface generator is disposedat a lower position in the wet oxidation reactor, and the outlets of thetwo micro-interface generators are disposed opposite to each other upand down. In this way, the gas bubbles generated by the hydraulicmicro-interface generator move downwards, and the bubbles generated bythe pneumatic micro-interface generator move upwards, and the collisionbetween them can produce smaller bubbles, which further increases thecontact area and speeds up the reaction efficiency.

Further, a plurality of support plates for mutual support are disposedbetween the hydraulic micro-interface generator and the pneumaticmicro-interface generator. The plurality of support plates aresequentially stacked from top to bottom. An anti-slip pad or ananti-slip ring is disposed between two adjacent support plates of theplurality of support plates, and a number of the support plates is notlimited. The anti-slip pad or the anti-slip ring is used for preventingslippage between the two adjacent support plates. The plurality ofsupport plates bear the impact pressure caused by a vigorous reaction inthe wet oxidation reactor, which achieves a good reinforcement effect.The specific material, shape and number of the plurality of supportplates are not limited.

A person skilled in the art would understand that the micro-interfacegenerator used in the present invention is embodied in the prior patentof the present invention. For example, in a CN patent with a publicationno. 106215730 A, the core of the micro-interface generator is gas bubblecrushing. The principle of a bubble breaker is that the gas carried byhigh-speed jet collides with each other for energy transfer, so as tobreak up the gas bubbles. One embodiment of the structure of themicro-interface generator is disclosed in the above-described patent,and will not be repeated redundantly herein. The connection between themicro-interface generator and the wet oxidation reactor, including aconnection structure and a connection position, is determined accordingto the structure of the micro-interface generator, and is not limitedherein. The reaction mechanism and control method for themicro-interface generator are disclosed in the inventor's prior patentCN 107563051 B, and will not be repeated redundantly herein.

Further, a booster pump is disposed between the sedimentation tank andthe heat exchanger. A pressure monitoring module and a control moduleare also disposed inside the booster pump. During the process, if thepressure is monitored to be excessively high or excessively low, thecontrol module can turn on or turn off the booster pump at any time. Thebooster pump can also be connected in series or in parallel to implementa multi-stage boosting, and the multi-stage boosting can be used foradjusting the pressure according to actual needs.

Further, the treatment system further includes a COD concentrationdetection device and a clean water tank, wherein the COD concentrationdetection device is connected to a water outlet of the biodegradationtank for monitoring the water quality and discharging the water into theclean water tank after being qualified. Through the COD concentrationdetection, it can be timely detected whether a wastewater treatmentindex meets requirements, and it can also be monitored whether a problemoccurs in the entire treatment system, facilitating timely repair. Theclean water tank is preferably disposed with an ultraviolet or ozonedisinfection device, and the treated water is recycled after beingdisinfected.

Further, the wet oxidation reactor is a bubble slurry bed reactor. Inthe bubble slurry bed reactor, a solid catalyst can float above a liquidphase, so that the catalyst can be replaced without catalyst sinteringwhen the operation is stopped.

Furthermore, the present invention also provides a papermakingwastewater treatment method, including the following steps:

a papermaking wastewater first entering a grid cleaner and then removinglarge-scale floating substances and suspended substances, then enteringan adjustment tank to regulate a water volume and a water quality, andthen entering a centrifugal filter; separating suspended particles fromthe papermaking wastewater under an action of centrifugal force, andliquid obtained by centrifugal filtration entering a sedimentation tankto remove heavy metals and particulate sub stance precipitates;

heating the wastewater treated by the above steps and then entering awet oxidation reactor for a wet oxidation treatment, introducingcompressed air or oxygen into the wet oxidation reactor to cause anoxidative decomposition reaction of organic substances in thewastewater, and dispersing and crushing the compressed air or oxygenthrough a micro-interface unit; and the product after the wet oxidationtreatment entering a gas-liquid separator after heat exchange, and theseparated liquid entering a biodegradation tank for biodegradation andbeing recovered after reaching the standard.

Preferably, a reaction temperature of the wet oxidation treatment is175-185° C., and a reaction pressure is 3.1-3.6 MPa. An optimum reactiontemperature is 180° C., and an optimum reaction pressure is 3.3 MPa.

By adopting the above-mentioned built-in micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system and the papermaking wastewater treatmentmethod, the treatment efficiency is improved, and the fusion degreebetween air or oxygen and the wastewater is increased. A good treatmenteffect can be achieved even at a relatively low temperature and arelatively low pressure, which can fully reduce energy consumption.

The wastewater treatment method and the wastewater treatment method ofthe present has simple and convenient operations, milder operatingconditions, and lower energy consumption, which can achieve a bettertreatment effect than the existing process.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingbeneficial effects.

(1) A micro-interface unit is disposed inside a wet oxidation reactor,improving mass transfer effect and reaction efficiency between twophases. Gas bubbles can be broken into micron-level bubbles, increasingthe interfacial area between a gas phase and a liquid phase, enablingmass transfer space to be fully satisfied, increasing the residence timeof air or oxygen in the liquid phase, reducing the consumption of air oroxygen, such that a high temperature and a high pressure are notrequired. The efficient progress of the reaction itself can be ensured,which avoids a series of potential safety hazards caused by hightemperature and high pressure, facilitates energy saving and consumptionreduction in the reaction process, and reduces the cost.

(2) The present invention also significantly reduces the reactiontemperature and the reaction pressure and reduces the energy consumptionof the air compressor. In the wet oxidation process, the oxidation ofthe organic substances generates a large amount of heat, which canbasically maintain the self-supply of heat during the operation of thedevice. The operational cost is primarily the energy consumption of theair compressors and pumps, wherein the air compressors account for themajority of the energy consumption. The outlet pressure of thecompressor is reduced, significantly reducing the energy consumption ofthe compressor, and reducing costs for enterprises.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

By reading the detailed description of the preferred embodiments below,various other advantages and benefits will become clear to those ofordinary skill in the art. The drawings are only used for the purpose ofillustrating the preferred embodiments, and are not considered as alimitation to the invention. Also, throughout the drawings, the samereference numerals are used to denote the same components. In thedrawings:

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a built-in micro-interface papermakingwastewater treatment system according to an embodiment of the presentinvention.

DETAIL DESCRIPTION

In order to make the purpose and advantages of the invention clearer,the invention will be further described below in conjunction with theembodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodimentsdescribed here are only used to explain the invention, and are not usedto limit the invention.

It should be understood that in the description of the invention,orientations or position relationships indicated by terms upper, lower,front, back, left, right, inside, outside and the like are orientationsor position relationships are based on the direction or positionrelationship shown in the drawings, which is only for ease ofdescription, rather than indicating or implying that the device orelement must have a specific orientation, be constructed and operated ina specific orientation, and therefore cannot be understood as alimitation of the invention.

Further, it should also be noted that in the description of theinvention, terms “mounting”, “connected” and “connection” should beunderstood broadly, for example, may be fixed connection and also may bedetachable connection or integral connection; may be mechanicalconnection and also may be electrical connection; and may be directconnection, also may be indirection connection through an intermediary,and also may be communication of interiors of two components. Thoseskilled in the art may understand the specific meaning of terms in theinvention according to specific circumstance.

In order to explain the technical solutions of the present inventionmore clearly, specific embodiments are used for description below.

EMBODIMENTS

Referring to FIG. 1, a built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewatertreatment system according to an embodiment of the present inventionincludes a papermaking wastewater tank 10, a grid cleaner 20, anadjustment tank 30, a centrifugal filter 40 and a sedimentation tank 50which are connected in sequence, and further includes a heat exchanger70, a preheater 140, a wet oxidation reactor 80, a gas-liquid separator90 and a biodegradation tank 100. A first inlet 71, a first outlet 72, asecond inlet 73, and a second outlet 74 are disposed on the heatexchanger 70. The sedimentation tank 50 is connected to the first inlet71 through a booster pump 60; and the first outlet 72 is connected tothe bottom of the wet oxidation reactor 80 through the preheater 140.After heat exchange, the wastewater is preheated before entering the wetoxidation reactor 80. An oxidation outlet 81 is disposed on the top ofthe wet oxidation reactor 80, the oxidation outlet 81 is connected tothe second inlet 73, the oxidation water coming out of the oxidationoutlet 81 enters the heat exchanger 70 through the second inlet 73 forheat exchange, and the wastewater to be treated is heated while beingcooled, so as to achieve the effect of fully utilizing energy. Inaddition, the second outlet 74 is connected to the gas-liquid separator90, and the gas-liquid separator 90 is connected to the biodegradationtank 100.

It should be noted that, a micro-interface unit 130 for dispersing andcrushing gas into micro gas bubbles is disposed inside the wet oxidationreactor 80. The micro-interface unit includes a pneumaticmicro-interface generator 132. A gas inlet 82 is disposed on the sidewall of the wet oxidation reactor 80, and the gas inlet 82 extends tothe interior of the pneumatic micro-interface generator 132 through apipeline. The gas inlet 82 is in communication with an air compressor,and air or oxygen enters the interior of the pneumatic micro-interfacegenerator 132 through the gas inlet 82 after being compressed by the aircompressor to be dispersed and broken into gas bubbles, which increasesthe contact area of a gas-liquid phase and improves the mass transfereffect. Herein, the air compressor is preferably a centrifugal aircompressor, because the centrifugal air compressor has a large airvolume and does not need lubrication inside, which can save oil and willnot pollute the compressed gas.

In one embodiment, the micro-interface unit 130 further includes ahydraulic micro-interface generator 131. Wastewater circulating backfrom the wet oxidation reactor 80 is introduced into the hydraulicmicro-interface generator 131, preferably, the circulation of thewastewater is achieved by means of a circulation pump. The hydraulicmicro-interface generator 131 is connected to a gas guide pipe, and atop end of the gas guide pipe extends out above a liquid surface of thewet oxidation reactor 80 for recovering air or oxygen.

In this embodiment, the outlet of the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator 131 is disposed opposite to the outlet of the pneumaticmicro-interface generator 132 so as to clash and improve the reactioneffect. A plurality of support plates 133 for supporting each other aredisposed between the hydraulic micro-interface generator 131 and thepneumatic micro-interface generator 132. The plurality of support plates133 are sequentially stacked from top to bottom. Preferably, ananti-slip pad or an anti-slip ring is disposed between two adjacentsupport plates 133 for preventing slippage between the two adjacentsupport plates 133.

Specifically, a wastewater circulation pipeline is further disposedoutside the wet oxidation reactor 80 so as to provide a liquid drive forthe hydraulic micro-interface generator 131. One end of the circulationpipeline is connected to the top of the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator 131, and the other end of the circulation pipeline isconnected to a side wall of the wet oxidation reactor 80. The wastewatercirculation pipeline provides the entrainment power to the hydraulicmicro interface generator 131, so as to entrain the air or oxygen abovethe liquid surface of the wet oxidation reactor 80 back through a gasguide pipe, thereby improving the mass transfer effect between gas andliquid phases.

In addition, the oxidation water coming out of the oxidation outlet 81will contain a part of oxygen. Therefore, after entering the heatexchanger 70 for heat exchange, the oxidation water then enters thegas-liquid separator 90 through the second outlet 74 for gas-liquidseparation. Preferably, a cooler is added between the second outlet 74and the gas-liquid separator 90 for cooling before the wastewater entersthe gas-liquid separator 90 after heat exchange. The tail gas isrecovered from the top of the gas-liquid separator 90, and the liquid iscollected from the bottom of the gas-liquid separator 90 and then entersthe biodegradation tank 100 for biodegradation treatment.

In this embodiment, the treatment system further includes a CODconcentration detection device 110 and a clean water tank 120, whereinthe COD concentration detection device 110 is connected to a wateroutlet of the biodegradable tank 100 for monitoring water quality anddischarging the water into the clean water tank 120 after beingqualified. Water after biodegradation treatment enters the CODconcentration detection device 110 for detection. Clean water with a CODconcentration that meets requirements is finally obtained. The cleanwater is introduced into the clean water tank 120 for ultraviolet orozone disinfection and then recycled.

It can be understood that, the number of the micro-interface generatorsin the described embodiment is not limited thereto, and additionalmicro-interface generators can also be additionally provided in order toimprove the dispersion and mass transfer effects. In particular, themounting position of the micro-interface generator is not limited, andthe micro-interface generator may be built-in or built-out. When themicro-interface generator is built-in, the micro-interface generator canalso be mounted on the side wall of the wet oxidation reactor in anopposite manner, so that micro gas bubbles coming out from the outlet ofthe micro-interface generator are flushed.

The operation process and principle of the built-in micro-interfacepapermaking wastewater treatment system of the present invention arebriefly described as follows:

papermaking wastewater entering the grid cleaner 20 from the papermakingwastewater tank 10 and then removing large-scale floating substances andsuspended substances, then entering the adjustment tank 30 to adjust thewater volume and water quality, and then entering a centrifugal filter40; separating suspended particles from the wastewater under the actionof centrifugal force, and liquid obtained by centrifugal filtrationentering a sedimentation tank to remove heavy metals and particulatematter precipitates; and heating the wastewater treated by theabove-described steps and then entering a wet oxidation reactor 80 for awet oxidation treatment, air or oxygen compressed by an air compressorentering a micro-interface unit 130 for dispersing and breaking intomicro gas bubbles, and the gas bubbles and the wastewater beingsubjected to an oxidation reaction; and the reaction temperature of thewet oxidation in the reactor is 175-185° C., the reaction pressure is3.1-3.6 MPa, preferably the reaction temperature is 180° C., and thereaction pressure is 3.3 MPa; the oxidation water entering a heatexchanger 70 through an oxidation outlet 81 and exchanging heat withwastewater to be treated, and then entering a gas-liquid separator 90through a cooler; recovering the tail gas from the top of the gas-liquidseparator 90, and collecting liquid from the bottom of the gas-liquidseparator 90 and then the liquid entering a biodegradation tank 100 forbiodegradation treatment; and the biodegradable water entering a cleanwater tank 120 after being detected and calibrated through a CODconcentration detection device 110 and being disinfected and recycled.

So far, the technical solution of the invention has been described inconjunction with the preferred embodiments shown in the drawings.However, it is easily understood by those skilled in the art that theprotection scope of the invention is obviously not limited to thesespecific embodiments. Without departing from the principle of theinvention, those skilled in the art can make equivalent changes orsubstitutions to the relevant technical features, which will fall intothe protection scope of the invention. The above are only preferredembodiments of the invention rather than limits to the invention. Thoseskilled in the art may make various modifications and changes to theinvention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement and thelike made within the spirit and principle of the invention all should beincluded in the protection scope of the invention.

1. A built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system,comprising a papermaking wastewater tank, a grid cleaner, an adjustmenttank, a centrifugal filter and a sedimentation tank which are connectedin sequence, and further comprising a heat exchanger, a preheater, a wetoxidation reactor, a gas-liquid separator and a biodegradation tank,wherein a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inlet, and a secondoutlet are disposed on the heat exchanger; wherein the sedimentationtank is connected to the first inlet, the first outlet is connected to abottom of the wet oxidation reactor through the preheater, an oxidationoutlet is disposed on a top of the wet oxidation reactor, the oxidationoutlet is connected to the second inlet, the second outlet is connectedto the gas-liquid separator, and the gas-liquid separator is connectedto the biodegradation tank; and wherein a micro-interface unit fordispersing and crushing gas into gas bubbles is disposed inside the wetoxidation reactor, the micro-interface unit comprises a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, a gas inlet is disposed at a side wall of thewet oxidation reactor, and the gas inlet extends to an interior of thepneumatic micro-interface generator through a pipeline; wherein themicro-interface unit further comprises a hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator, wastewater circulating back from the wet oxidation reactor isintroduced into the hydraulic micro-interface generator, the hydraulicmicro-interface generator is connected to a gas guide pipe, and a topend of the gas guide pipe extends out of a liquid surface of the wetoxidation reactor for recovering air or oxygen.
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 3. Thebuilt-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 1, wherein an outlet of the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator is disposed opposite to an outlet of the pneumaticmicro-interface generator so as to clash and enhance a reaction effect.4. The built-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 1, wherein a plurality of support plates forsupporting each other are disposed between the hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator and the pneumatic micro-interface generator, the plurality ofsupport plates are sequentially stacked from top to bottom, and ananti-slip pad or an anti-slip ring is disposed between two adjacentsupport plates of the plurality of support plates for preventingslippage between the two adjacent support plates.
 5. The built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system according toclaim 1, wherein a wastewater circulation pipeline for communicatingwastewater circulating back from the wet oxidation reactor is furtherdisposed outside the wet oxidation reactor, one end of the wastewatercirculation pipeline is connected to the side wall of the wet oxidationreactor, and the other end of the wastewater circulation pipeline isconnected to a top of the hydraulic micro-interface generator.
 6. Thebuilt-in micro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment systemaccording to claim 5, wherein a circulation pump is disposed on thewastewater circulation pipeline, and a booster pump is disposed betweenthe sedimentation tank and the heat exchanger.
 7. The built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system according toclaim 1, wherein the treatment system further comprises a CODconcentration detection device and a clean water tank, the CODconcentration detection device being connected to a water outlet of thebiodegradation tank for monitoring a water quality and discharging thewater after being qualified into the clean water tank.
 8. The built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system according toclaim 1, wherein the wet oxidation reactor is a bubble slurry bedreactor.
 9. A wastewater treatment method by using a built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system, the built-inmicro-interface papermaking wastewater treatment system comprising apapermaking wastewater tank, a grid cleaner, an adjustment tank, acentrifugal filter and a sedimentation tank which are connected insequence, and further comprising a heat exchanger, a preheater, a wetoxidation reactor, a gas-liquid separator and a biodegradation tank,wherein a first inlet, a first outlet, a second inlet, and a secondoutlet are disposed on the heat exchanger; wherein the sedimentationtank is connected to the first inlet, the first outlet is connected to abottom of the wet oxidation reactor through the preheater, an oxidationoutlet is disposed on a top of the wet oxidation reactor, the oxidationoutlet is connected to the second inlet, the second outlet is connectedto the gas-liquid separator, and the gas-liquid separator is connectedto the biodegradation tank; and wherein a micro-interface unit fordispersing and crushing gas into gas bubbles is disposed inside the wetoxidation reactor, the micro-interface unit comprises a pneumaticmicro-interface generator, a gas inlet is disposed at a side wall of thewet oxidation reactor, and the gas inlet extends to an interior of thepneumatic micro-interface generator through a pipeline; wherein themicro-interface unit further comprises a hydraulic micro-interfacegenerator, wastewater circulating back from the wet oxidation reactor isintroduced into the hydraulic micro-interface generator, the hydraulicmicro-interface generator is connected to a gas guide pipe, and a topend of the gas guide pipe extends out of a liquid surface of the wetoxidation reactor for recovering air or oxygen, the wastewater treatmentmethod comprising the following steps: a papermaking wastewater firstentering a grid cleaner and then removing large-scale floatingsubstances and suspended substances, then entering an adjustment tank toregulate a water volume and a water quality, and then entering acentrifugal filter; separating suspended particles from the papermakingwastewater under an action of centrifugal force, and liquid obtained bycentrifugal filtration entering a sedimentation tank to remove heavymetals and particulate substance precipitates; heating the wastewatertreated by the above steps and then entering a wet oxidation reactor fora wet oxidation treatment, introducing compressed air or oxygen into thewet oxidation reactor to cause an oxidative decomposition reaction oforganic substances in the wastewater, and dispersing and crushing thecompressed air or oxygen through a micro-interface unit; and the productafter the wet oxidation treatment entering a gas-liquid separator afterheat exchange, and the separated liquid entering a biodegradation tankfor biodegradation and being recovered after reaching the standard. 10.The wastewater treatment method according to claim 9, wherein a reactiontemperature of the wet oxidation treatment is 175-185° C., and areaction pressure is 3.1-3.6 MPa.